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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21


EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETs
LONDON sept 2c-4 D Atlantic and Crest wesaern
frst uurtyaxe truseos certificates tS 10 second moIt
gaze To- Canadian Pacific 62S Erie ~ 10 svecra
consols Illinois Central, III mexican orunAy'
90; 81 Paul common "a III Reading. 2sS "A
bar silver quoted ~ ~ Id per ounce Ine amounsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21
CoNEY ISLANDS SUCCESSFUL SEASON
MONEY MADE BY ALL CONCERNED N ITS ENTER
PRISE -THE WINTER TRAIN sERYICE.

MONEY MADE BY ALL CONCERNED ~ ITS ENTER
PRISE THE WINTER TRAIN SERVICE
Railroad men, Landlords and every ono else concerned
IN the that has just closed at C0ney Island are
more pleased with results than they have been for
years. There compacent look the faces OF
those OF them who yesterday as they dis
cussed the subject particularly on that OF Henry w.
Maxwell Mr.. Corbin's associate In the Long Island Rail-
road the Manhattan Beach Hotel auI various other en-
terprises. II yet, he said TO give pre-
the amount OF business DONE either
at the hotel In the anphtheatre or even the rail
road but he felt Justified In saying that the travel on the
road had been at least cent heavier than II was
one of the other officials added that no thought the
receipts of the amhheatre would be fully 80 per cent
ness was certainly ~ per cent greater On tho whoe,
resumed MIR. Maxwell, we have every reason to feel
fairly we'll satisfied Travel intsrfercd with early In
the season, owing to the Ives Pool Bits delay lh Dccom
ing law, but II the last fifteen days OF the season had
remained warm, should have fully realized our OK
pectati0ns But even IL Ia, do not complain. We
think that COncy Islands future Is now assured. Like
Long Branch II had Its setback but now II "a going
night ahead and business will improve each year"
you noti" -
Yes, we are going to roof the ampbitheatre. MT
Kimba the architect Of the Casino you know, has tho
plans about completed and we shall have the work car
ied ont soon possible. Furthermore, we Intend
to extend our road up a. far as Point Breeze tue great
resort for fish dinners, this winter feeling ustined ia
doing so, from The present outlook
The new etable, which went into effect yesterday,
the Manhattan Beach division OF the Long Island
four each way Sundays. Theatre trains VIII be run
all these, at East SewYork Will be run from Long
Island City as usual All the other Coney Island Rail
road people seem 10 feel equally well pleased Win Inc
work OF the scas0n and look forward confidently 10
rich harvest In 1888 There fears enterta ned
Hotel Brighton aness something more is done TO pro-
tect II IRON the waves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

sAL!,.sEs Sept 20 zCsw:: dSIl S,sSI.. ossss
TO- s s aaS
Mills su.srass s22s S28a DO Extra 50 90 as So da ne
ss ~ d a ssssc
=: A%Ssr 79ssi wsssr, aSi' me- sss s S
Mixed Spot 9S October zsSt9.c; 0'f; wsrs
LneA siSs?Se. Psnasyvsnia so0sso Rye wa:
steady q W. Suss rTs . "p S:ss
sacksa 7SOsc Bacon--shsslcsrs 7isastc.. Clear Ris
s..' suS steady G:.rs s:r sas
Ego :s:y 4 sss :rd:a d fs
Rosnsa 1910 10 sS... Snlsi.y steady iiSsi Ia.
whsa. $4,000 Sash Corn 220o Sa:s. 49, 90 vssn
Rye 500 '.: .ADr s"s ssss T ss:
Besrox Sept 2o.-riorr dull--co~nsa Extr.s - rs
Tern auiet-stsamer Yellow 569k7bc. stealnor Nixs4
6shc oats outlet No ws.ss " &c Shorts GsaSy'
s1Ss 10
2i02Sc. Nsw.York aud Vermont Extra sac. Vermont
p.ry E1t1. auessr:' Nsry'ss a sss
. -. Receipts Tor the day-FIsar 5000 GsIA and $500
sacks csru 40oo ousI Dat. $4,000 'asA shorts llood
BUSH
ss, Sac soc sted at closing; No Hard offered Il
Sic No No / hars Nershsm Pacific IN marsst WE;
VIZ ss
uuchan ssd Xilfsed unchangsd-winlsr Bran SIS 90.
Spring sl4 frsishts &C Cor, S'e
hush Germ ss5. 600 oats l57 600 bush rye 80:
Su.s cora 10000 Tusn Oats 10 900 oasn. Barley .:
bush Canal shlSnshss-%h.at ooos0 Sa'h' Corn 4ZVov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21

TUESDAY. Sept 20-P W
"bull stocks who says he still holds on md
buys and therefore "supposes he "s the only
foolish In the whele army" happily describes yes
terday's and today's carly market as follows: "ltba
q regular Bulls Run when every throws away his
gum ammunition, knapsack and kit and starts for
h0me~ And then after moments reflection he added:
"They probably will get there IN the poor-houss, no
most Of them have Como over to the enemy the
bears Todays opening was dull and fairly steady In
prices but 1t developed that the fevershness
and tmldy which yesterday held sway were still the
controlling influence Prices at first yielded quietly and
Without excitement then came fair rally. At this
time the only "bear" raids Of tho day were made st.
Paul and Reading savagoy attacked and In few
minutes their prices offered down from 81 10 1873
and from 57i4 to 55a respectively. These movements
unsettled the whole market and 1t was on these move
that about the OF ho day were made
From that point till after 23O o'clock the market auctuaed
up and down within range OF per cent After 230a
steader prevailed, followed by growing DISPOSE
ton to purchase aud less desire sell for either
count As consequence, the closing prices generally
higher than the opening and In SEINE instances high
than last evenings closing figures WHAT nextl was
question which brokers and spectators asked OF one
another after the days trading Since the
I" bear" campaign against values was started last
March, with the Interstate Commerce law for its basis
there many fluctuations; prices for tho
substantial boon lower than they either
yesterday to-day. But probably never since April
have tho bears" had market in which they could
buy stocks as we'll as mark prices down
till yesterday The liquidation Of tho two days
by "bulls" has been largo and important and it was
Saturdays bank that did i The fact that the
Sub Treasury could pay out 100000 for imported
gold md $3.50 100 for bonds In week, and the bank
statement show loss OF 1928 900 in cash. effected what
four months OF preaching had failed to do IL democrat
lied tho market strong well as weak holders or stocks
the conclusion that there was All absorb
ton money powerful enough to effect Its purpose, aud
they cared not whether the monetary movement was
natural or artificial There been large liquidation
Of tho accountant EVENING" upland 1t has
been done with little excitement Within week
prices havs declined sufficiently 10 have bees denoted
panic II IL had occurred In day. Yet all the real
yet in existence, and At tho close 1t did not
look II their holders were disposed 70 sell.
Government bonds quiet aud irregular. Bids for
the 49, well as sales were reduced q per cent, but Tor
the AIS probably preparatory for 10 morrsws bond
offerings to the Treasury, were advanced 3 per cent
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21

Clubs are being organized throughout the entire state
and from tho hastings to support the Republican
ticket and break up German rule In Maryland. Mr.
Cowon says THAT his appeals will DO made to the em-
ployes Of every corporation In the State He says
that he will say to them: al am fighting your
baltic for free speech. for free thought for political
Independence. shall urge the employees of my own
railroad company, the employees of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, the Western Maryland Railroad
Company and all others to assert their manhood, vim
dictate their right 10 independence toach tho brgands
OF politics that they cannot bandsh the knife at the
independence Of the employees"
Another sample of the manner In which he is show
Ing up the "ringr is given In the following extract
from his recent caustic letter to Tho Sum:
new Constitution cannot take the baltimore and
Ohios partial exemption for tho United States Constitu
ton stands squarely In the Il Is not Tor
tom, for you could do both In Legislature II had
the honesty for the the intelligence the other.
Our present Constitution gives abundant BOTH
Get rid from among OF the constitutional liar, the
stitutonal ballot thief the constitutional hypocrite and
your constitutional limitations will trouble
What the new Constitution Is wanted for by the ring the
purposes for which it absolutely necessary, the
stealing the canal for the West Virginia Central Railway
ma the getting rid or city judges Neither OF them
ba done without constitutional change and this statement
shall leave with respectable lawyer to II it is not
strictly true.
Mr.. Cowcn further, that this reform move
mont In Maryland has como to stay until honest regis
tration and pure elections arc accomplished fact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21
THE MURDER OF HERMAN wERRTyGER

The killing Of Herman Wcrringcr by Henry Holman
was testified TO yesterday before Judge Cowing and
Jury In tho Court of General Sessions by brother OF
the dead The jury w try the case was obtained
at the morning session. All members OF labor unions
wore excused By the defence. Assistant Distrct-At
torncy Davis made tho opening speech, In which he
declared that clear case OF prcIDedtated murder
would be made out. lie called ~ his hrst witness
Charles Weirnger who testified that no, his brother
and tho prisoner fellow workmen. Holman
and Herman WerrIngcr had a quarrel on May IL, at
an ex ursiOn which the took to bid good-bye 70
their employer, who was on tho way To Europe Tho
Weiiinger brothers returned ~ liquor store In Eliza
beb-st, and there Charles noticed Hoffman sitting In
the rear pat Of The Herman said that he was
going home and he went out. few minutes iater
Holman wcns ont aud Charles went out In the
etiec and found his brother staggering along suffering
from knife wounds In the breast 81,
C.aptain John McCuagh, Policeman Gray, OF tho
TENTH Precinct, and Policeman Brady, OF the Sixth
p,etuct ties lied Hoffmans arrest and TO his idcii.
tacaton by Wernger just before 10 oied' Inc ui~'
wll continue to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21

In state bonds Louisiana consol IS of s at s4,
S Sa@ s sosE. ro Si sss @ and Mar
chants go, at lao.
sympathy with the market sengof early and aer
showing rseoveries whom there business done Erie
scs.% S M..o 'T Kansas and
declined to SO aad closed At sS4 CHESAPEAKE and
OF fio 'st Is cS.ns g. West Shore !. declined
TO ~ and recovered o. ST. Louis aud Iron Mountain
virgiua aud GeOrsis con.si IS fell TO ia columbus
Hooking Valley and Toledo IS further declined per
Were Of per cent st go richmond and West Point IS
declined ~ 20 70 and Richmond end AlIsEhs,y .;t
osney IS s'rs .s Es lower At oS Green Bay
%ncsa and IT, Paul S:cGsS per sGG
grants declined per cont to 80 Texas and Pacific In
sS,sa e .s on Ter ssns ana
asd Pacific incomes declined o TO 24is and re-
s " ss To pso S. S'
nsts down and Oregon nent 70 s9'
Fsr Worth and Denver fell per cent to 10 and
recovered to s0ssa80
Cotton Seed OH osrtneate: sold q 800 at - s2GaS
27l4; American Cable ul5l at 7oa7ot; Kingston and
Pembroke Iron 400 at SO; Kanawha and ONO hrsts
ga 0Oo At g. and Security Milling and Mining t9oo)
at ~. , .,u =.
per ill o'clock, anu after that at 400 per cent
closing offered at per cent . ,,
The subj Treasury was Debtor ." inc Clearing hou's
Tn. sab.rreasury gained balance 1923 AL made
s3499l4 Tho days operations coveredt Receipts,
81 AS 7O5; payments, ST. $50, 264; currency balance
SI39s8, 0l5 coin balance. Sl+9,2lS.670
rbs clearing House staemeut today Is as follows
Exchanges 81 s,OsS. 63t balances S50sS,3S6.
The United states Treasury at Washington reserved TO-
day Sl5s. 900 National bank notes for redemption
fhe customs receipts wore S6o7,s4f aud the INTERNAL
revenue receipts wero $2525fl.
The foreign we're steady at unchanged quota
lions for business fosHs: Bankers bills ~ 50 aud
81 81 for long and short respectively os6sand
23ss for francs 94s aud 04Ss FOR recaMaks 40ls and
40os for guilders. o,..
In London British consols 1I6 easier at l0l bio
and iOl TIC respectively for money aad account Tho
Bankof England gained ISL 900 bullion onbaance bar
silver was quoted isd lower at "A I'D per onncs Egsn
to yesterdays and today's early declines
in The homo markets, but tho quotations
generally ruled higher than the concurrent home fgures
Al Paris exchange London advanced to 2o42 francs
Ihe Ontario silver Mining Company announces Its
divide nd Of 900 fer August making total OF
Sc GOO 600 paid to date The present divdend Is paya
BILE by Lounsbery Co. transfer agents Mills Building,
September 80. Transfers close September "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21

Flsur dull and unchanged
The Cash prices were oiows-No. Spring Wheat az
6si1c No. Spring Wheat sc. No. Red
So.s5Ss Corr t.s;No no. S. Fac ass sad
81 sih.. Prime Timothy Seed So IS. Mess P.rk
per Dbl SIS 2s Lard per 100 500 short si b!
~ short Clear Sides boxed IS IS. .whIskey. dts
tillsrs goods gallon ST SuEarcut Loafo ga
&c. GRADUATED Csc Standard A." 6is06tc
xrLe.s Rec4ipts Sbpnsnts
Risrr mis- ............. 2SOOo 1900
xnsa: nan ......,., 5OJVU lS.vJe
Carr nusa ............... 366OOV 26iJ0J
as.. mar 256yoo 95OOO
~ snsh ''''''''' 1900 1000
Barley bush $500 $4,000
.l~.. l.xa.. La IN La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21
THE PETROLEUM MIRKEr


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
slight increase In the trading in crude csrsta
yesterday strong opening the result OF bush
from Butler County ned and the advanced
from Monday night to 65 centa But the shorts had
boon pretty well covered and the buyng element moi
conspicuous present and uncaspess In rail
shares induced renewed selling which carried pricee
gradually 63as No feeling dovel
6ped respecting the oil situation however and at tho decline
buying reappeared steady values Naturally the arN
operators waiting clearly the result 81 the
work To Induce general shutdown Of product before be-
coming prominent and the ultimate strength OF the situation
will probably be benefited by suspension OF any speculative
activity until the oil country realizes the neei OF conbina
from Butler Pens, showed that wildcat" we'll mile
the Jefferson Centre operations through
sani and dry. This condemns nearly ali chances
for serious extension OF the latest pool The
Arm in the trading and closed under Mondays
final figure. but strsng. .
dated Exchange were as follows;
Opening ......... 65 Lowest 639
Highest IS "a Final GAY
sales, Oarreh 'Aoo'ovv
Refined was unchanged at g. cents per gallon at all
ports.
PrTsBuRe Psnn 20Petroleum irregular and fairly
active National Transit Certificates opened at 66% and
csssd At Ga =; highest prcs 667s lowest price. W
TrusvLLg. Penn, Sept 20Nationa Tr1asit Ceruncatsa
opened Ub and closed at 64 highest price, 6o's low
est price. 63l
BRADFORD Penn, Sept educational Transit Certificates
opened az $50 and closed a. "a highest price 0o low
price. 49,. Clearances 1884, 700 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21

-- shares
Ops H'gL Lew'tFinai. Bid tAsk'd seld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21

steady. crsamsry 1929 DAIRY l5S23e Egs' fresh
Northern 1910
CrscrxsArr. sept 2o.-F'our duh Family 81 o5@fsss
Fancy IS 50 So 8S scarce. arm. No RED
73,c Receipts 5000 shipmenLs 1900 oush Cor.
was nrm Mixsd 45Lc. .oats IN moderate demast
No NiIea 27pa2sc: :.:;hys stronger.Ns = a.
Meats easier-short Mos s. 75 Iacon was quiet
Of finished goods on the basis Of 81 90 Bnsr was
Choice DAIRY Isolde Egg; at Is o MR..
CoMmsn and Light at % 9o9sS 10 Packing and
Eutchsrs' - 7o0 20 Receipts l,S00 heat shpmess
100 head
DETROIT Sept. 20 whsar-Na white 76tc; No; 2
Red Cash and September 72c; October 73tc Decom1ef
7ec.......Ceru No ASc -0atsZNs &c. 30
eush oats 5000 bush.
tSpiAxAPoLIs Sept 90 Wheat higher. No Rcd 70to
bid Germ nrm. No Mixed ~ &c asked ....Oats were
steady. Ne Mixed 26Nc.
MILWAUKEE. Sept 20-Fisur steady what steady
Cash 68zo october SOC. Cora WAS firm. No 4lc
...Oats were strong-Na White 2sc ks was
higher No. l9c. Bariey firm. Ma at 6Oc..
Prsvissns steady. PORK. September sl60sl0 o. LarG
September So October Sc 40 Buttsr quiet DAIRY
l6 Sc Eggs steady fresh 10 6c Cheese unchanged
Cheidars IL sc Receipss Flour 2229 ebls Wheat
$4,000 bush Corn bush Barley 20 so0 oa T, Snip
bush. barley 1880 bu-h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21
THE MONEY MARKET.
Actual Salea

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-SEPT. 20.
TIE GENERAL LlSc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21

MSsEAroL Sept 2owhssra Nxn, sa's 81 M Ma!
4 "ass cash old ''' October ''*' november '''' NAY
SEQ. was o o:s.dy arm as: M.''S % tGs
81 g. . ;i:say ), T. y
81, SSS s::s
rye 9 a.ooo Oa.n '"i Barley 500 bush. '-'''
:1sas% %
%:sters and r.sn.S!an,a suD.taa. Ys6Ssa !s' ss
So s. aiss ss.s p:.s::
8 a. e e.: q
noS Clear s. s e.. 60 g
css s.ai !.
g ssos. y ssSs: = ISL
export demand Ret Ss's ;ss 9,
sss .s, sale: s' Or
NJ! s' ss: 3. 'Gs 'f:s'
pot sSe lot. saisa Win
NJ T sss "a s'' White ri ws: SO sA
sue; sue: S q: is 's'S Ss. s ys; e.
6:ss%:s s &c.,
s1sa % Jersey :Ss:s
!ss::; up .sf';s 's g
ssf sas 81. 80 %
snrs To- :s July
% smoked S$ %sis ss:ss:''
81 SO 10 rs Butter neutrality-suspicious. Creamery Extna
~ a23o, Western Creamery Extra 22G2Sc; B. G. ana "
y Creamery Extra 1yG2ie Packing butter GlSc
Flats Choice. Ike; do Fair 70 Prime l0.ai Psnnyt
vans part SKINS sSSe' % full sx,m a., isgs 9,,.
OHIO AID ether Western nrsts At isc. Pe'rosun.1e
Abel test N 6Sa 6+c sugar-Renned easer Qrsuastsd
s sS5se oo Feed nrm winter sfsa s,sccssls
per ton epts--F Flour $500 bbis Wheat Jaw
bnsn Corn Assoc bush oass SSoV oosa' ts sn oa..
S SSss $500 ss:s Dat. StOv bush ''
ST. LOUIE Sept 2oFlsnr easy b1t unclaimed q g 10
Wheat closed higher 10 ksa ssss "a. &c
elosss Soc December OH sS closing , Ihc; Nay
ss 81 Ace October ss.S I closing ss NovsmOe
closlns Sssc Oats lower cash 2ssc: October 255S
SS1c cIssinf 81 Sc May Ss92S7sc closinG % sc.;x
80 rye was weak at llc...-.: Hay firm: Timothy $40
Ssia PRAIRIE $40 v00sll co. Bran higher II 62c q
doll III, At :: s s5S psir Are
is13oc stsady at 81 STEADY e
ii o. pro vsoss arm. PORK. Irregular new. Sl6 25.
Laru ct Sc So Drysa AsatsBexsd shoulders g 90
LonE Clear co. Clear hos - 60 snoft Clear ~ So
shoulders ~ 2s0e 31 tens Clear 81 "a ~
Lss. Snipnents Flour II 900 Dbls. Wheat 10000 bush
Cors 1900 bash osu $4,000 sash Rye nush
Barley bush.
ToLEpo. aowheas was DUH casn 7sc; October Iss
Cl0vsrae.d active Cash - l2S; Deccmber y 49,
Receips-Whest 81 600 bush Corn 700e Dnsh Oats 0Se
busn. shlpmsnts-Whsat 5000 bash Cara +VV0 pese
Oats 1000 bsaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21

gone Bank 1t Ensiane balance ssdvA
Rb1.UO0
Paris quote exchange London ~ - fzaass
centlmea for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
THE GUILELENs DEAc0NS FRIENDS.
THEY ARE HELD oN nIscoNrLArNr FOR swiNprINc

-spME ~ THEIR 1tICKS.
The two green goods Incn AnthOay NJ. on, ag'
tweny-four Of NO ~ West ToIteth and sidney Hey
man. OF No 4G1 Ifiy -Giths who tired 20 yctnlr
Allan Thompson Giilan, The Tennessee deacon had a
hearing yesterday Jefferson Market Court Detective
Reynolds, who made the capture, testified at he wa,
walking along Broadway Saturday NJ he noticed
Nelson, notorious c0unicrerr, standing the sinclair
House talking 70 sccdy uayc-,ln'd farmer. Ic con
cludcd Of Nelson, and after
IIeyman walking toward the hocL Nelson was
hand ter u G Ian vh'n tie T. v entered
Nelson custody The letter
read follows
s2-D,En SIR: On account Of sickness It viii be i'm
pOss do before this afternoon Then
w be eady 70 pToye @ no 70 'og S al ad6 r5 S noe s"Sa s &
not not speSA e 10 any n cY C e @ tng hH @ g i ' @ Ho &
Excuse FOR Keeping you waiting 1u cannot help IT,
but when We meet viii make 1t all right
ST viii cal FOR YOU about or o'cioci 90 do not
leave your room sure BE- there O'Clock.
Detective Reynolds said that It simply impossible 70
describe the coun'rynns ast0nishment when he
along with the countcrclter In Nelson =
Possession found curious clipping purpOtng 10 have
been cut out Of a newspaper on side article
headed Are our Gfccnbacks Genuine" which gave
Of the discharge OF Charles 4. Becker who
been arrested for selling counterfeit money. The
article that the Treasury OH cids unable
that the money counterfeit the other side
Of the slip editorial upon tho report Of the
mittee appointed by SecctrJ Bstow 10 eAsue the BOOKS
Of the United Sa,c, Treasurer This rcIOrt show I'd that
s120,34O In counterfeit been received the
phiosophses the ski OF the rfcitng fraternity
and asks how the general public can distinguish counter
the officials appointed for that purpose
unable 10 do 50.
presumption Is h,t the cicites dodge
send one OF these clippings pros pcctve
victims together with tho Of circular found in Nci
sons possess ON.
the dccripuOn OF Nelson's confederate gwen by
REYNOLDS. Detective Scrgcants Crowley Mctiulrc
sydney IIeyma alias Herman, alias Hess. At his
CNcp~Lslc wh Nelson's circulars
had Printed 1000 printed circulars, 10 addressed
envelopes and half section OF genuine one dollar bin
On Gians complaint Nelson and Iioyman com
nttcd $500 bail each for examination 10 bc hell this
afternoon.
GnIan much against his viii, the House OF
Detention a a witness Iva default OF $500 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
PH4SES LIBoR TROrBLES.
Az AprrAL From TIE LEnIGn STRIKERS.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-The Committee on Appeal Of
the striking LehIgh Valley coal 10
night issusI appeal TO the public In
which they relate at length the history
OF tho many efforts OF the miners during tie
past two ycar, To secure nrbtroon on their demand for
increased wages aud the positive refusal Of the opera
tors grant the requests .Or acenferencc. They sats
that the officials ot tho Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron Company met the representatives. OF the EN-
pi1yes o. that company ana the result WAS saiis
factory Dy which the nj received AL
o egHt por cent In conclusion the address says
"Durbs AL thIs tu- the operators OF the Middle Lchigh
.ipa fshl "a coal aud Navigation Company. tho
Lrhlsh Valley OnpIuy aud the insrsl Mining COMPANY
refused to meet sittc-s appointed by ergallei
ia ami rcsis cl ClasS uaie Ia an advance All
efforts srhtraS the question The part Of the miners
10 intcricTs - bshalf OIL sailcrlsg la.Or."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
TO NAVE / LIITLE TCNEDO.

TIE Essex COUNTY CoUNIHY CLUH PURCHASES
HrIToN PARK.
The IsscN County Country Club. composed OF wealthy
residents or Newark aud the Ofange-. as leased The
property Hutton Park at the isot OF IN" or
anlc Mountain. with view 10 It's pure base at an carry
day. All option having beon There sbsht goo
members incluiEc TIC membership Of the E're1 'ouhy
Hunt which become merged In the cub Tho PARK Is
s the lovssst spots IN Ncw jersey and no suburban
park with tao exception OF Tuxedo, can he compared
with II. Foriyeight years ago the cMslybeae springs
made the tract famous and 1t much resort as
tho White sulphur spriug, OF virginia The springs
stood the ~ broad Ia sin. the waters being
strongly impre eznacd with pInr ana irsD lhs prep
srty purchased 10y hnaidrr l.. Pilot o. thls city
aid out extensive scale at great rNlsnsc'
At his Ceah the prOpsrty acquired hb Major Benz
mansion and lived asd died there. his daugbt, beihg
tho COusiess lie Moltkc HyitIcd who after Ms d"itA
OF her Time abroad Fer several months ihe
house has hot been although gardener anu ar
sistants have Been kept Dusy at work taking cars o
the grounds Tho entrance othe park /, throgh P'u
rescue old stone gateway early English style guhrio
by gstckecpcrs stone cottage The grounds are hlcn
WIN nassc old and laid ont with all the ss
artist There "a charming Idk" hllls
and valleys. fswnig rocks down which succession "l
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